Soundtracking #25: TRAINSPOTTING (1996)
The occasional podcast on music and movies; a little SPOILERY, but no more so than…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Music Complete
I didn’t even know New Order had an album out last year, which probably says…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Lost Sirens
Whereas Waiting for the Sirens’ Call was split between the modern rock sounds of Get…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Waiting For the Siren’s Call
And the award for worst New Order album artwork goes to… well, it probably still…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Get Ready
New Order apparently made good use of their eight years off between career-worst record Republic…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Republic
I closed my last review with the sentiment that “no band can push itself forever.”…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Technique
At this point, there’s no sense in ranking them better or worse relative to each…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Substance
Substance is New Order’s best album. This sentiment is risky for at least two reasons:…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Brotherhood
Brotherhood is the first New Order album that doesn’t feel like a step forward. That’s…
The Solute Record Club: New Order – Low-Life
Low-Life finds New Order working in much the same post-punk-tinged-dance mode as Power, Corruption &…